overview
There are three steps to the Mission Family process for developing a family mission statement.
A vision for your family
Family Mission Statement
Defining the Family You Want to Be
Part Three
Appreciating the Family We Came From
Part Two
Part One
An Urgent Matter -- Intentional Parenting
A vision for your family
Family Mission Statement
An Urgent Matter -- Intentional Parenting
Part One
Defining the Family You Want to Be
Part Three
Appreciating the Family We Came From
Part Two
A vision for your family
Family Mission Statement
Appreciating the Family We Came From
Part Two
An Urgent Matter -- Intentional Parenting
Part One
Defining the Family You Want to Be
Part Three
Defining the Family You Want to Be
Part One
Appreciating the Family We Came From
Part Two
Defining the Family You Want to Be
Part Three
A vision for your family
Family Mission Statement
the process
In this interactive session parents explore the various influences on the family and through object lessons realize the need to “begin with the end in mind.”
The time we have children in our homes is relatively short compared to a lifetime.
We discuss that creating a vision for our families and living it out day-to-day is an urgent
matter.
Part One
This is the most important part of the process. The families we grew up in have a significant impact on our parenting today. Parents examine the influences and impacts of their family of origin and are guided through a process of identifying what they would like to repeat or not repeat in their own family.
Part Two
In this part of the process parents, with their children, work together to identify the characteristics and attributes they want to build into their family. The result is a unique family mission statement that serves as a vision for the family and a foundation for a plan.
Part Three
This statement is unique to each family and helps parents be unified and intentional in their parenting. It's the beginning of your journey in intentional parenting.
Family Mission Statement
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